EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Was Prince William’s nose dislocated by Queen Camilla, who is standing in for King Charles while he recovers from cancer?
Was William’s nose dislocated due to King Charles’ reliance on Queen Camilla’s deputy while he recovers from cancer?
As well as presenting the Royal Maundy, she will take center stage during Monday’s Commonwealth Day events.
Preliminary plans have been made for him to be represented at the Chelsea Flower Show, commemorating the 80th anniversary of D-Day, Garter Day, Royal Ascot and Trooping the Colour.
William has apparently indicated that he is willing to help, but no appeal has yet been made. The long tradition of monarchs being wary of their heirs continues.
Prince William has apparently indicated that he is willing to help, but no appeal has yet been made
As well as the Royal Maundy presentation, Queen Camilla will take center stage at Commonwealth Day events on Monday
King Charles has postponed all public duties since his cancer diagnosis
Sir Michael Gambon, who disapproved of his mistress in his will, dreamed of running away with his Singing Detective co-star Joanne Whalley, lustfully recalling: ‘I tried, but no luck. I loved Joanne. Even [the show’s writer] Dennis Potter whispered to me when we were talking about her, “Any luck?”
As Whalley’s nurse character had to apply lotion to his skin in the script, Sir Michael added: ‘The application was good. We rehearsed it ten times.’
Charlotte Church, who offered £100,000 to sing three songs at Rupert Murdoch’s wedding to Wendi Deng in 1999, claims she was then targeted by his newspapers after revealing he had dropped the ring during the ceremony.
“I talked about it from my thirteen-year-old perspective and I think he took great offense to that,” Charlotte says in the photo. When asked if she would sing at Rupe’s funeral, she says, “I would love to.” I would do it for free. I’d pay for it.’
Charlotte Church was offered £100,000 to sing three songs at Rupert Murdoch’s wedding to Wendi Deng in 1999
Derry Girl Siobhan McSweeney has welcomed the addition of film director Martin Scorsese to the hit show’s fan club.
“What I love about the Martin Scorsese thing is that I don’t get a lot of guys willing to admit they watch Derry Girls,” she says.
“They’ll tell me their wives watched it, or their daughters loved it. And I’m like, ‘Guys, I promise your penis won’t fall off if you watch a show with Girls in the title.’
Siobhan McSweeney, who plays Sister Michael in Derry Girls, welcomed the addition of film director Martin Scorsese to the hit show’s fan club
According to an upcoming BBC Radio 3 documentary, Pink Panther composer Henry Mancini was angry when Alfred Hitchcock rejected his score for the 1972 film Frenzy because it was “too macabre” and “too creepy.”
Since the film featured a sadistic woman killer played by Barry Foster called The Necktie Murderer, Henry would be forgiven for thinking Hitchcock had a giraffe.
Famous for bullying actors, playwright Edward Bond, who has died aged 89, so upset the young Simon Callow that he wrote a book Being An Actor with advice on how to deal with people like Bond.
Bond once demanded to know why a cast member had laughed in his presence for no apparent reason. “I’ve heard so many bad things about you and I laughed with relief,” the actor replied.